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flyer

(flaɪəʳ) also flier
Word forms: plural flyers
1. countable noun
A flyer is a pilot of an aircraft.
2. countable noun
You can refer to someone who travels by aeroplane as a flyer.
...regular business flyers.
...nervous fliers.
Synonyms: air traveller, air passenger More Synonyms of flyer
3. countable noun
A flyer is a small printed notice which is used to advertise a particular company, service, or event.
4.  See also high-flyer
More Synonyms of flyer

flyer in British English

or flier (ˈflaɪə)
noun
1. 
a person or thing that flies or moves very fast
2. 
an aviator or pilot
3.  informal
a long flying leap; bound
4. 
a fast-moving machine part, esp one having periodic motion
5. 
a rectangular step in a straight flight of stairs
Compare winder (sense 5)
6.  athletics an informal word for flying start
7. mainly US
a speculative business transaction
8. 
a small handbill

flyer in American English

(ˈflaɪər)
noun
alt. sp. of
flier

Examples of 'flyer' in a sentence
flyer

He was a regular flyer.
The Sun (2016)
But if you're a frequent flyer, it might just be better than the air miles.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
 Nervous flyers should go somewhere else, arrive by boat, or take a strong sedative.
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
Toxic fumes in aircraft could be causing health problems for pilots and frequent flyers.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
If you fly regularly join a frequent flyer scheme and collect points on all flights you can.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
They are fast flyers and have far less trouble than humans in making their getaway.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
He is a genuine flyer waiting to take wing.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
Some airlines run courses for nervous flyers which could help you a lot.
The Sun (2013)
She is a nervous flyer and is beside herself.
The Sun (2014)
It usually includes a flight with a crew trained to help nervous flyers.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
It is filmed by nervous flyers themselves.
The Sun (2013)
My wife is a nervous flyer and prefers to sit as far forward in the aircraft as possible.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
They were the days before picture agencies and frequent flyer miles had reduced much foreign news to a homogenous agency wrap.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Members of the airlines' frequent flyer programmes will get discounts and offers.
The Sun (2015)
All of which set some frequent flyers musing on the individual's identity.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
If you are a wobbly flyer, then take the ferry.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
Now imagine that you are a nervous flyer preparing for take-off.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
Now that the beauty giants have cottoned on to our last remaining retail weakness, they regularly devote entire product ranges to the frequent flyer.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
ARE you a nervous flyer?
The Sun (2014)
The president was anxious, a nervous flyer, and he also liked to talk to his mother before and after takeoff and landing.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
As I am a nervous flyer and find landing incredibly stressful, which islands can we fly to that really are nonstop?
Times, Sunday Times (2010)

In other languages
flyer

British English: flyer NOUN
A flyer is a pilot of an aircraft.
The flyers sprinted for their planes and got into the cockpit.
  • American English: flyer
  • Brazilian Portuguese: piloto
  • Chinese: 飞行员
  • European Spanish: piloto
  • French: pilote
  • German: Flieger
  • Italian: pilota
  • Japanese: 飛行士
  • Korean: 항공기 조종사
  • European Portuguese: piloto
  • Latin American Spanish: piloto

Chinese translation of 'flyer'

flyer

(ˈflaɪəʳ)

n (c)

  1. (= notice) 传(傳)单(單) (chuándān) (张(張), zhāng)
  2. (Aviat, = passenger) 乘客 (chéngkè) (位, wèi)
1 (noun) 
Definition
an aircraft pilot
(old-fashioned) 
escape lines for shot-down allied flyers
Synonyms
pilot
He spent seventeen years as an airline pilot.
aeronaut
airman or airwoman
aviator or aviatrix
2 (noun) 
Definition
a person or thing that flies or moves very fast
regular business flyers
Synonyms
air traveller
air passenger
3 (noun) 
Definition
a small advertising leaflet
posters, newsletters and flyers
Synonyms
handbill
bill
A sign forbids the posting of bills.
notice
leaf
release
literature (informal)
I'm sending you literature from two other companies.
leaflet
Campaigners handed out leaflets on passive smoking.
advert (British)
I saw an advert for a job in an engineering company.
circular
A circular has been sent to 1,800 newspapers.
booklet
a booklet on natural pesticides
pamphlet
an 80-page long election pamphlet
handout
throwaway (US)
promotional material
publicity material
4 (noun) 
(informal) 
At this point he took a flyer off the front.
Synonyms
jump
With a few hops and a jump they launched themselves into the air.
spring
bound
With one bound Jack was free.
leap
He took the silver medal with a leap of 2.37 metres.
hurdle
vault
jeté
flying or running jump
5 (noun) 
Definition
a person or thing that flies or moves very fast
This horse is a real flyer.
Synonyms
goer
runner
a marathon runner
sprinter
racer
a former champion powerboat racer
scorcher (informal)
speed demon or merchant (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of advert
Definition
an advertisement
I saw an advert for a job in an engineering company.
Synonyms
advertisement,
bill,
notice,
display,
commercial,
ad (informal),
announcement,
promotion,
publicity,
poster,
plug (informal),
puff,
circular,
placard,
blurb,
banner ad
in the sense of bill
Definition
a printed notice or advertisement
A sign forbids the posting of bills.
Synonyms
advertisement,
notice,
poster,
leaflet,
bulletin,
circular,
handout,
placard,
handbill,
playbill
in the sense of booklet
Definition
a thin book with paper covers
a booklet on natural pesticides
Synonyms
brochure,
leaflet,
hand-out,
pamphlet,
folder,
mailshot,
handbill

Synonyms of 'flyer'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of bound
Definition
a jump upwards or forwards
With one bound Jack was free.
Synonyms
leap,
bob,
spring,
jump,
bounce,
hurdle,
skip,
vault,
pounce,
caper,
prance,
lope,
frisk,
gambol
in the sense of circular
Definition
a letter or advertisement sent to a large number of people at the same time
A circular has been sent to 1,800 newspapers.
Synonyms
advertisement,
notice,
ad (informal),
announcement,
advert (British),
press release
in the sense of leaflet
Definition
a sheet of printed matter distributed, usually free, for advertising or information
Campaigners handed out leaflets on passive smoking.
Synonyms
booklet,
notice,
advert (British),
brochure,
bill,
circular,
flyer,
tract,
pamphlet,
handout,
mailshot,
handbill
in the sense of leap
Definition
the act of jumping
He took the silver medal with a leap of 2.37 metres.
Synonyms
jump,
spring,
bound,
hop,
skip,
vault,
caper,
frisk
in the sense of literature
Definition
printed matter on any subject
I'm sending you literature from two other companies.
Synonyms
information,
publicity,
leaflet,
brochure,
circular,
pamphlet,
handout,
mailshot,
handbill
in the sense of pamphlet
Definition
a thin paper-covered booklet, often on a subject of current interest
an 80-page long election pamphlet
Synonyms
booklet,
leaflet,
brochure,
circular,
tract,
folder
in the sense of racer
a former champion powerboat racer
Synonyms
competitor,
runner,
contender,
sprinter
in the sense of runner
Definition
a competitor in a race
a marathon runner
Synonyms
athlete,
miler,
sprinter,
harrier,
jogger
in the sense of spring
Definition
a leap or jump
Synonyms
jump,
bound,
leap,
buck,
hop,
vault,
saltation
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